Podcasts about All Shall Be Well

In Episode 6, In this powerful episode, we enter the Eighth Revelation of Julian of Norwich—a devastating yet holy vision of Christ's dying. Julian beholds the gradual drying of Christ's body, a slow agony revealing the depths of divine love. She reflects on His thirst—both physical and spiritual—and joins in His suffering through a profound union of compassion. Drawing on Isaiah, the Gospel of John, the Catechism, and the witness of mystics like St. Bridget and St. Teresa of Calcutta, this episode explores the mystery of redemptive suffering. Julian's witness offers not only theological depth but an invitation to gaze upon the Crucified with love and trust. The post Ep 6 – The 8th Shewing – All Shall Be Well w/ Kris McGregor – Discerning Hearts Catholic Podcasts appeared first on Discerning Hearts Catholic Podcasts.

In Episode 5, we explore Julian of Norwich's Sixth and Seventh Shewings, where she is shown the eternal joy that awaits those who serve God in love, and the mysterious rhythm of spiritual consolation and desolation. Julian reveals that no act of agape love is forgotten, and even our hidden sacrifices are honored by the Lord with lasting joy. She also experiences the rise and fall of spiritual feelings, learning that God remains constant in both peace and pain. Her revelations echo truths later taught by St. Ignatius of Loyola: that spiritual desolation, while permitted, is never without purpose. Through it all, Julian teaches us to remain rooted in God's unchanging love—trusting that His presence holds us through every joy and trial The post Ep 5 – The 6th and 7th Shewing – All Shall Be Well w/ Kris McGregor – Discerning Hearts Catholic Podcasts appeared first on Discerning Hearts Catholic Podcasts.

All Shall Be Well: A Journey Through Julian of Norwich's Revelations of Divine Love with Kris McGregor Episode 4: The Fourth and Fifth Shewings — Blood, Mercy, and the Triumph of Christ Summary: In this episode we enter the Fourth and Fifth Shewings, where Julian beholds the Precious Blood of Christ poured out in love, not ... Read more The post Ep 4 – The 4th and 5th Shewing – All Shall Be Well w/ Kris McGregor – Discerning Hearts Catholic Podcasts appeared first on Discerning Hearts Catholic Podcasts.

[powerpres All Shall Be Well: A Journey Through Julian of Norwich's Revelations of Divine Love with Kris McGregor Episode Three: The 2nd and 3rd Shewing — Desire, Prayer, and Trust in God’s Hidden Work Summary: In Episode 3, we explore Julian's Second and Third Shewings, where the vision of Christ's suffering and the image of “God in ... Read more The post Ep 3 – The 2nd and 3rd Shewing – All Shall Be Well w/ Kris McGregor – Discerning Hearts Catholic Podcasts appeared first on Discerning Hearts Catholic Podcasts.

All Shall Be Well: A Journey Through Julian of Norwich's Revelations of Divine Love with Kris McGregor Episode Two: The First Shewing — Love Poured Out and the Mystery of the Trinity Summary: In this second episode, we enter into Julian's First Shewing—a profound vision of Christ's Passion that opens us to the mystery of the Trinity, ... Read more The post Ep 2 – The First Shewing – All Shall Be Well w/ Kris McGregor – Discerning Hearts Catholic Podcasts appeared first on Discerning Hearts Catholic Podcasts.

All Shall Be Well?? On Mental Health with Karen Twinem.Whilst walking through our darkest moments, 'all shall be well' may feel trite, especially when our world is crashing down around us. Listen in as Julia chats with Karen Twinem, longtime member and co-leader of the support group Loving Someone With Mental Illness. Karen shares her journey of caring for several family members diagnosed with mental illness, and how through her most difficult circumstances, she encounters and learns to walk daily with Jesus. You'll hear the true joy in her voice that can only come from a life deeply intertwined and with daily reliance upon Christ.Karen Twinem retired after 30 years as a journalist, creative director and public relations counselor.  She was a co-founder and leader of a Vineyard support group for families dealing with severe and persistent mental illness. The teachings from that group can be found at www.lovingsomeonewithmentalillness.com. She serves at Vineyard Columbus today as a small group co-leader and prayer ministry team member. She blogs about practicing the presence of Christ at www.mindfulchristianyear.com. You are welcome to contact her at karentwinem@gmail.com.Loving Someone With Mental Illness : Faith, hope and love for difficult livesFaith, hope and love for difficult lives.

Zach Butler is an indie rock and alt-country singer-songwriter and producer based in Macon, Georgia. A returning guest of the pod, Zach just released his self-produced album All Shall Be Well, a poignant and richly layered collection that blends southern storytelling with experimental textures. Drawing from a deep well of Americana roots and modern indie influences, Zach crafts songs that feel both intimate and expansive. On this episode, we talk about the making of the new record, how his production approach has evolved, and what it's like creating honest art in a small-town scene.

All Shall Be Well: A Journey Through Julian of Norwich's Revelations of Divine Love with Kris McGregor Episode One: Julian of Norwich and the Unshakable Love of God Summary: Join Kris McGregor as she leads a journey through the work of Julian of Norwich—14th-century anchoress, mystic, and the first known woman to write a book in ... Read more The post Ep 1 – Julian of Norwich and the Unshakable Love of God – All Shall Be Well w/ Kris McGregor – Discerning Hearts Catholic Podcasts appeared first on Discerning Hearts Catholic Podcasts.

Do you know how much of A Real Pain it is to keep the years straight with us straddling three different global release windows? We do! We got Caught by the Tides and are a little late with this one but nevertheless, join our Conclave for the fifth (!) time as we huddle around the Ghostlight to talk about the films of the last year! We cover award-winning films (Anora, The Brutalist, No Other Land), notable blockbusters (Dune: Part Two, Wicked), blitz through some honorable Challengers to our top picks, and then Look Back on our personal top fives. You know podcast favorite Luca Guadagnino is going to feature in Wilson's favorite films… but how Queer will it be?? If you're A Different Man, you'll have different faves, so enter our Red Rooms and tell us your favorite 2024 films on our FREE patreon, discord server, and our socials @ www.deepcutpod.comLinks:Ben's 2024 ListEli's 2024 ListWilson's 2024 ListTimestamps:(00:00:00) Intro(00:03:21) 2024 in general(00:17:06) Obligatory mentions(00:17:28) Anora (dir. Sean Baker)(00:22:55) Conclave (dir. Edward Berger)(00:25:14) The Brutalist (dir. Brady Corbet)(00:33:53) Nickel Boys (dir. Ramell Ross)(00:36:53) Hit Man (dir. Richard Linklater)(00:39:45) All We Imagine as Light (dir. Payal Kapadia)(00:43:02) Flow (dir. Gints Zilbalodis) (00:46:14) Emilia Perez (dir. Jacques Audiard)(00:50:29) Sing Sing (dir. Greg Kwedar)(00:52:01) The Substance (dir. Coralie Fargeat)(00:55:26) Wicked (dir. Jon M. Chu)(00:59:09) Deep Cut Coverage of 2024(00:59:20) All Shall Be Well (dir. Ray Yeung)(01:00:19) The People's Joker (dir. Vera Drew)(01:02:37) Happyend (dir. Neo Sora)(01:05:13) Deep Cut Upkeeps of 2024(01:08:55) Honorable mentions(01:08:57) Megalopolis (dir. Francis Ford Coppola)(01:12:43) Trap (dir. M. Night Shyamalan)(01:14:13) An Unfinished Film (dir. Lou Ye)(01:14:26) The Monk and the Gun (dir. Pawo Choyning Dorji)(01:16:02) Hard Truths (dir. Mike Leigh)(01:17:41) Not Friends (dir. Atta Hemwadee)(01:19:08) Fly Me to the Moon (dir. Sasha Chuk)(01:20:38) Black Box Diaries (dir. Shiori Ito)(01:24:06) A Traveler's Needs / By the Stream (dir. Hong Sang-soo)(01:25:56) Look Back (dir. Kiyotaka Oshiyama)(01:27:34) The Room Next Door (dir. Pedro Almodovar)(01:30:10) Didi (dir. Sean Wang)(01:31:22) Last Summer (dir. Catherine Breillat)(01:32:33) Hundreds of Beavers (dir. Mike Cheslik)(01:33:43) The Diarrhea Brothers Save the Day (dir. Joel Haver)(01:35:09) Rap World (dir. Conner O'Malley)(01:37:11) Janet Planet (dir. Annie Baker)(01:38:43) Ben's #5(01:41:06) SKIP ELI'S BIT!!(01:42:19) Wilson's #5(01:46:33) Eli's #5(01:50:14) Ben's #4(01:52:54) Wilson's #4(02:00:50) Eli's #4(02:01:47) Ben's #3(02:03:16) Wilson's #3(02:08:22) Eli's #3(02:12:30) Ben and Wilson's #2(02:23:46) Eli's #2(02:27:19) Ben's #1(02:31:50) Wilson's #1(02:38:39) Eli and ???'s #1(02:43:34) Upcoming from Deep Cut(02:46:32) Outro

She lived through the worst century in human history: the Black Death, famine, war, death and despair. So it was all the more surprising when Julian of Norwich rose from her deathbed saying she'd received a vision from God: All shall be well. How could that be true when the whole world seems to be falling apart? Travel with us to 14th century England, to visit famed mystic Julian of Norwich. I know it sounds crazy, she says, but trust me: everything is love. ____________ Fancy a Julian of Norwich mug reminding you All Shall Be Well? What'sHerName SHOP is open! Or travel with us on upcoming TOURS. Music for this episode featured St. Stanislav Girl's Choir singing compositions by Hildegard of Bingen; plus additional music by Doug Maxwell; Jesse Gallagher; and Jimena Contreras. Simon Critchley's new book is Mysticism; or check out the Showings of Julian of Norwich Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Marty Solomon and Brent Billings are joined by special guest Catherine McNiel, author of Fearing Bravely.Fearing Bravely by Catherine McNielReview of Fearing Bravely — Marty Solomon, GoodreadsReview of Fearing Bravely — Brent Billings, GoodreadsLong Days of Small Things by Catherine McNielAll Shall Be Well by Catherine McNielMid-Faith Crisis by Catherine McNielWomen's Devotional BibleCatherine McNiel's websiteCatherine McNiel on Twitter/XCatherine McNiel on ThreadsCatherine McNiel on FacebookCatherine McNiel on InstagramCatherine McNiel on LinkedInAdditional audio production by Gus Simpson Special Guest: Catherine McNiel.

Segundo programa de Festival Internacional de Cine de Gijón/Xixón 2024 - @Gijonfilmfest - #62FICX Con Ricard, el director Manuel, Cristofer Laso de ilmdreams.net y Ramón de holasoyramon.com Apprendre (Documental) - Claire Simon Todo va a salir bien – All Shall Be Well – 2024 – Ray Yeung Tres hombres no pueden ocultarse bajo la tapa de un puchero – 2024 – Sergio Montero Fernández, Asur Fuente Mi vida a lo grande (Animación) – Living Large – 2024 – Kristina Dufková The Mountain – 2024 – Rachel House Los malditos – The Damned – 2024 – Roberto Minervini Bodegón con fantasmas- 2024 – Enrique Buleo When the Light Breaks – Ljósbrot – 2024 – Rúnar Rúnarsson Tres amigas - Trois amies - 2024 - Emmanuel Mouret River Returns - 2024 - Masakazu Kaneko El placer es mío - 2024 - Sacha Amaral Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

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Buckle up Deep Cut fans! This week we have a special preview episode as Wilson got to sit down with director Ray Yeung to preview his new Berlinale premiering film All Shall Be Well, which is opening at Film Forum on September 20. Ray discusses his jump from law to filmmaking, and returning to his native Hong Kong to make films about the lives of older gay and lesbian characters in Hong Kong. We dive in deep as we talk about Ray's two features set in Hong Kong; Suk Suk and All Shall Be Well as well as talking about Ray's own film influences. Films/Directors Mentioned: Woody Allen Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown (1998) The Wedding Banquet (1993) Rouge (1987) The Way We Are (2008) Funeral Parade of Roses (1969) All is well at our FREE patreon, discord server, and our socials @ www.deepcutpod.com

Ahead of the Los Angeles Premiere of this year's Teddy Award-winning film ALL SHALL BE WELL, we interview director Ray Yeung and producer Teresa Kwong on their take on the story and style of the film, the journey of bringing the film to screen, and the film's unlikely connections to Johnnie To and Wong Kar-wai! 2nd Hong Kong On Screen Film Festival – All Shall Be Well Date: September 7, 2024 (Sat) Time: 7:00 PM Location: Starlight Whittier Village Cinemas Get your tickets here! Movies mentioned: All Shall Be Well《從今以後》 Suk Suk (Twilight's Kiss)《叔·叔》 Five Easy Pieces《輪流傳》 Leave a comment and share your thoughts: https://open.firstory.me/user/cl55om7v70ekf01t9ff6n3tkt/comments Powered by Firstory Hosting

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Alfred Ip talks to Film Director Ray Yeung about his life story – growing up in Hong Kong and then furthering his education in the UK, where he studied law, then finding his passion in film making. Ray talks about “叔叔 Suk Suk” which introduced the novel topic of two elderly gay men falling in love in Hong Kong, representing a minority within a minority. He goes on to talk about his latest film “從今以後 All Shall Be Well” and hearing real-life stories which inspired Ray to script the story about a lesbian couple and the family dynamics that suddenly roll out after one of the women passes away. Ray talks about the casting and the reasons behind the choice of Maggie Li (Lin Lin), as well as the choice of portraying the characters without using a typical melodramatic way to unfold the story. He wants the audience to empathise and reflect on the family dynamics and the many shades that each character brings to the story. He wants everyone to reflect upon their own selfishness and what they would do in a similar situation, as well as questioning if there's a more or less hidden level of homophobia.   More LGBTQ content: https://www.hugillandip.com/the-hip-pride/ 

Ray Yeung is a Hong Kong filmmaker, renowned for directing Cantonese language queer cinema.This year's Berlinale Teddy Award winner and Hong Kong FF opener, All Shall Be Well is an affecting and poignant drama about love, loss and legacy.Check sff.org.au for screening details.Join us on our weekly Patreon zoom chats! (Sundays @ 10PM SYD)Website | Rotten Tomatoes | Linktree | Youtube | Twitter | Instagram

SIFF is in full-force! Sam & Ralph are reviewing what they've seen so far, including two of our most anticipated releases of the year--Jane Schoenbrun's I SAW THE TV GLOW and Chris Nash's IN A VIOLENT NATURE!Review Timestamps00:19:55 - Opening Night Gala Screening of THELMA (trailer)00:30:15 - All Shall Be Well (trailer)00:34:34 - I'm Just Here for the Riot (trailer)00:38:43 - My Sextortion Diary (trailer)00:44:07 - Bring Them home (trailer)00:58:38 - I Told You So (clip)1:04:59 - I Saw The TV Glow (trailer)1:13:30 - Evil Does Not Exist (trailer)1:19:58 - Stress Positions (trailer)1:25:12 - RATS! (details)1:30:57 - The Primevals [midnight screening review] (trailer)1:31:50 - In A Violent Nature (trailer)Support the Show.Click support the show if you want to support the show!If you like the show, give us a 5-star review on Apple Podcasts or on Spotify Mobile! Follow us on Twitter. And email us your questions and concerns! But be nice! We're very sensitive!!Find Us On Social MediaTwitter: @TheRoomCastInstagram: @ScreamingRoomPod Email: screamingroompod@gmail.com

01/21/2024 Mark 1:14-20 Chris Breslin   Slides from January 21, 2024 Music for Sunday's worship gathering All Shall Be Well by Julian of Norwich/Van Deusen Bring in the Year of Jubilee by Porter’s Gate Worship Great is Thy Faithfulness by Chisholm My Hallelujah by Torwalts Holy Spirit by Torwalts Taste and See by Son of Cloud Doxology

On this week's podcast, we take our inspiration from Julian of Norwich, an Epsicopalian nun who lived during the time of the Black Plague. In a season where suffering and trauma were hitting such a large population of people, Julian's message brought hope. That same message continues to bring comfort and inspiration today as well. Join us for a conversation about what it can look like to stay connected to the Divine, even in the midst of the messy middle. Additional Resources: Book: Revelations of Divine Love by Julian of Norwich#Oneing #Equality #Contemplative #Spirituality #Prayer #Unity #AllShallBeWellSign up for our newsletter here: https://foundrysc.com/about/newsletter

Masih Alinejad, Iranian American journalist, women's rights campaigner and a Time Woman of the Year 2023, is an outspoken critic of the Iranian government. She joins Anita to talk about her fight for women's rights in Iran. ‘Just Saying' is a memoir by the bestselling author Malorie Blackman, former Children's Laureate, best known for her Noughts & Crosses series for young adults. Malorie received eighty-two rejection letters before she finally found a publisher. Seventy published books later it is no exaggeration to say that Malorie Blackman has changed the face of British literature forever. Malorie joins Nuala to discuss her life and works. 650 years ago a woman we only know as Julian of Norwich produced a book which challenged the ideas of the time about sin and suffering. It presented a radical vision of love and hope that “All Shall Be Well and All Shall Be Well and All Manner of Things Shall be Well”. We hear from a listener, Sophie, about the words that she turns to for motivation and encouragement. Blended families are created for all sorts of reasons. Because of break-ups or the death of a parent, through fostering or adoption. Kate Ferdinand, previously Kate Wright of The Only Way is Essex fame, married the former footballer Rio Ferdinand in 2019, four years after his first wife Rebecca and mother of their three children, had died. As a new step mum she struggled partly because she felt very alone and that no-one understood what she was going through. But there was also very little out there to help someone in her situation – the step-parenting parts of books and websites were tiny, she says. Kate has now written her own book - How to Build a Family. She joins Anita to discuss her experiences. Most of us are familiar with the story of Anne Frank, the young Jewish girl who wrote a diary while hiding from the Nazis with her family, in Amsterdam during the Second World War. You are probably less familiar with the name of the woman who agreed to keep them safe in those secret attic rooms. Miep Gies was Otto's secretary, and when they were eventually located and sent to their deaths, it was Miep who found Anne's diary and kept it. A new TV series tells the whole story from Miep's perspective, and she is played by the British actor Bel Powley. Bel joins Nuala to talk about playing an ordinary woman who displayed extraordinary courage. Presenter: Anita Rani Producer: Hanna Ward

Words to live by and finding hope in the face of terrible suffering, the life of the anchoress or hermit Julian of Norwich, the power of walking and nature to heal and art that replaces adverts with words of love – all part of this special Bank Holiday Woman's Hour. 650 years ago a woman we only know as Julian of Norwich produced a book written while she was voluntarily walled up in a hermit's cell which challenged the ideas of the time about sin and suffering. It presented a radical vision of love and hope that “All Shall Be Well and All Shall Be Well and All Manner of Things Shall be Well” . We hear about her life, how it has helped one woman through cancer treatment and inspired the lives of others and we hear from listeners about the words that they turn to for motivation and encouragement. Nuala McGovern speaks to Claire Gilbert author of a new novel I Julian; Dr. Hetta Howes senior lecturer in medieval and early modern literature at City, University of London; Sally-Anne Lomas Trustee of The Friends of Julian and creative director of The Cloth of Kindness project and to Faye Smith founder of Hope Walking. And, the British Kenyan artist Grace Ndiritu explains why she emblazoned the words 'Wherever you are I hope you have found peace' on 30 billboards around Birmingham.

April 9, 2023; All Shall Be Well by Rev. Brady Whitton; Easter Proclamation John 20:1-18; www.FirstMethodist.org

Playlist 1. Trasforma, Collettivo Immaginario, Trasforma, Domanda Music, 2022 2. Le cose semplici, Double Cut, Dannate Danze, Parco della Musica Records, 2022 3. Liminal, Steve Lehman, Xaybu: The Unseen, Pi Recordings, 2022 4. Ossa di Cane, Ossa di Cane, Ossa di Cane, Autoproduzione, 2022 5. Remains of Human Connections, Federico Nuti, InFormal Setting, Hora Records, 2022 6. All Shall Be Well, Camilla Battaglia, Perpetual Possibility, Hout Records, 2022 7. Look B4U Leap, Charles Stepney, Step on Step, International Anthem, 2022 8. Plumage, O-Janà, Plumage, Folderol Records, 2022

Today, after a music set led by Teena Brown and Rick Coates, with additional help from Pam Manzer, we had several things to focus on. First, Paul Dupuis spoke about his new book, Pauper of Misfortune: Living with a Concurrent Disorder and Being Reasonably Happy in the Face of Adversity (available from him or from Amazon). Then Jessica Williams introduced Kendall Kadatz as he shared about his role on the Imagination Team. After that, Peter Fitch led prayers for the memorial service for Tony O'Leary, scheduled for that afternoon. Then Peter spoke about Julian of Norwich and her radical vision of God's love. The post All Shall Be Well appeared first on St. Croix Church.

"I start off with trying to make sure the student knows someone is looking forward to seeing them." — Jana Young How do you prepare to successfully kick off a new school year? Listen in on our first in a series of episodes where we answer some of your Dear Mentor questions. Let me invite you into a special episode, our first in a series of episodes where we answer some of your Dear Mentor questions. First up: back to school rhythms. How do you get geared up for the semester? What habits get you in the mindset for an energizing start to the school year? Karen Hice Guzmán, director of Women Scholars and Professionals, sat down with three women faculty members — representing the fields of chemistry, music, and business — and recorded their best tips and wisdom to help you start your school year on the right foot. ​ Let me add a special note here for those of you who are not professionally aligned with a school schedule at this time of year — you are welcome, too! The ideas that emerge from these three conversations can be applied easily to a number of contexts, so we hope you listen in and glean the wisdom that connects with your life and work situation. And one more thing: If you're wondering what happened to "All Shall Be Well" and "Women in the Academy and Professions," there's no need for concern! You're in the right place — we've simply decided to change our name. So have a listen! We're so glad you're here. — Ann Boyd For show notes or more information please visit our article at The Well. If you'd like to support the work of InterVarsity's Women in the Academy and Professions, including future podcasts such as this episode, you can do so at givetoiv.org/wsap. Thank you for listening!

"God has given us the gift of ethnic differences as a conduit to his witness and to the growth of his church." — Helen Lee Join us for this conversation with author Helen Lee as we talk about ways we can cultivate safe environments that support families and church communities leaning into discussions about race. Let me invite you into a conversation with Helen Lee, author and director of product innovation at InterVarsity Press. In the context of a racialized culture in which tension and violence is a daily reality, Helen and her co-author Michelle Reyes have written a book for families. The Race-Wise Family is a book designed for parents and caregivers who wish to imbue their family culture with sensitivity and nuance around the concept of race. Although the book is written for parents, I found that the wisdom within this book can be almost universally applied in the life of anyone who wishes to create a safe environment for young people to explore and grow in their ability to heal our communities from the devastating effects of racism. Helen doesn't shy away from the need for deep thinking and soul-work on the part of the caregiver, but also suggests a number of very simple and practical ideas that could be implemented within moments. This book is an important contribution to our national and church-wide conversation about race, and Helen is just a delight to talk with.  Programming Note: We'll be taking a two-month summer break here at All Shall Be Well. Our team will be resting and reconnecting and planning for the future during June and July, so we encourage you to catch up on back episodes, get some rest yourself if you can, and watch for our next season to begin in mid-August. So have a listen! We're so glad you're here. — Ann Boyd For show notes or more information please visit our article at The Well. If you'd like to support the work of InterVarsity's Women in the Academy and Professions, including future podcasts such as this episode, you can do so at givetoiv.org/wap. Thank you for listening!

(00:00-09:30): Brian From is out, so Aubrey Sampson is joined by Catherine McNeil, author of “Fearing Bravely”, “All Shall Be Well,” and “Long Days of Small Things.” Aubrey and Catherine have both recently lost loved ones to COVID, and they talked about how to deal with grief when you lose someone and they become a statistic. (09:30-18:10): J. Nicole Morgan wrote about her experience as a “fat” person in the church. Aubrey and Catherine talked about the messages the church sends women about their bodies. (18:10-26:46): Cassandra Brown is a nurse and the creator of Grit and Glit ministries in Ohio. She joined Aubrey and Catherine to talk about the work she is doing to rebuild her community after the pandemic and the opioid crisis. (26:46-36:10):Aubrey talked with Catherine McNeil about her new book “Fearing Bravely: Risking Love for Our Neighbors, Strangers, and Enemies”  (36:10-44:51): It's mental health awareness month. Derek Webb posted on Twitter “pastoral care and therapy are two remotely different things. if you go to a church that believes they're interchangeable, i would invite you to run.” Aubrey and Catherine shared their thoughts on the church, therapy and mental health. (44:51-53:05): Aubrey and Catherine wrapped up a heavy show by sharing some positive stories. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rev. Jesse Pirschel preaches the sermon -All Shall Be Well- from Psalm 16 . From the April 17th, 2022 Easter Sunday Worship Service. To access a full catalog of sermons from Providence Presbyterian Church, visit providencetemecula.com.

Rev. Jesse Pirschel preaches the sermon -All Shall Be Well- from Psalm 16 . From the April 17th, 2022 Easter Sunday Worship Service. To access a full catalog of sermons from Providence Presbyterian Church, visit providencetemecula.com.

What do we do with fear, polarization, and the call to love not just our neighbors, but also our enemies? Catherine McNiel and I talk about this radical and inviting call with her book, Fearing Bravely. LINKS Catherine's book, Fearing Bravely Follow Catherine on Twitter Catherine's other books, All Shall Be Well and Long Days of Small Things Get your Holy Week at Home Bundle for just $5 here.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

David was betrayed when he was hiding from King Saul, but he trusted in the name of God, and so can we. No matter how confused and bewildered we have become, God hears us when we call on His name. We call Him into our twisted and damaged lives to show mercy, and to pick us up and carry us into the light once more. With such a faithful God, we can truly say “all shall be well” because we trust in God and call upon His name. Jonathan Noel sings “All Shall Be Well”.  

Writer Vahni Capildeo stayed with us in a virtual residency back in February and is joined in this week's episode by Jeremy Noel-Tod, editor, critic and Senior Lecturer in Literature at the University of East Anglia. Together they discuss Vahni's work, the inspiration found in places like Norwich and Edinburgh, the influence of Julian of Norwich and much more besides - all while enjoying an imaginary afternoon tea at the Maid's Head Hotel. We recommend reading Lighthouse and Anchorage by Vahni before listening to this episode: https://nationalcentreforwriting.org.uk/article/lighthouse-and-anchorage-journal-entries/  Vahni stayed with us as part of the month-long Imagining the City event, which you can find out about here: https://nationalcentreforwriting.org.uk/imagining-the-city/ Hosted by Steph McKenna and Simon Jones Read Keeping A Writerly State of Mind: https://nationalcentreforwriting.org.uk/article/keeping-a-writerly-state-of-mind-two-reflections/ Read Five Everyday Writing Tips for any Writer: https://nationalcentreforwriting.org.uk/article/five-everyday-writing-tips-for-any-writer/ Did you know you can buy All Shall Be Well prints to help fund our work and remember Julian of Norwich? https://nationalcentreforwriting.org.uk/article/buy-a-julian-of-norwich-screen-print/ Join our free Discord community and let us know your favourite biscuit: https://discord.gg/3G39dRW Music by Bennet Maples.

Today, in our series of "Life, Love, & Light" podcasts on The Mystical Path, we consider the Path of Illumination. We hear Julian of Norwich describe her own experience of illumination when she saw the sudden and blissful transformation of Christ on the cross -- from suffering to perfect joy. Julian herself was lifted up in a transport of ecstasy. This is the illumination that the disciples, male and female, experienced at Easter. Like them, Julian was overwhelmed by the reality of resurrection -- that Christ had conquered suffering and death once and for all. Yet she understood that right now we still abide in the reality of the cross; we still live within the passion of Christ: “in our pains and in our passion, dying.” However, Julian envisioned that, at the last moment of our lives, suddenly Christ will “change his countenance toward us, and we shall be with him in heaven.” By this she meant that Christ will instantaneously convert all our suffering into joy, simply by transforming our mind's ability to perceive him.We reflect on the fact that as we move from the Path of Purgation onto the Path of Illumination, we, too, may experience moments of deep inspiration, vivid images, graces that come pouring out upon us, voices telling us what to do, all good things. We may have glimpses of light and momentary “beholdings,” as Julian of Norwich called them. However, we must not think we have already reached perfect union with God. There's a big distinction between the glimpses that arise in our minds in the early and later stages of the Path of Illumination. So as not to be misled, we must continue to be faithful to our contemplative practice, morning and evening -- becoming aware of our thoughts but not grasping onto any of them. We must remain open to the presence of God and not crave spiritual "perks." We don't want to be satisfied by the insights and inspirations that come from our own mind; we want only those that arise direct from the Divine Source. Cultivating greater awareness and stillness in our meditation practice will also enable us to deal more capably with the life situations in which we find ourselves -- after meditation. Teresa of Avila linked the Path of Illumination with the Prayer of Quiet. At this point, we are able to remain silent and focused more easily in meditation -- and for longer and longer periods of time. We begin to experience a different level of Divine Reality and to rest in this "divine milieu." Then, as our awareness of Divine Presence becomes sustainable, we learn to trust  it more and more.  Perhaps for the first time,  we feel truly "alive"!PLEASE SHARE these podcasts with family member and friends who are seeking a mystical path and a contemplative practice in their lives. And let them know about the upcoming Virtual Retreat I will be leading on the Revelations of Julian of Norwich:  "All Shall Be Well"  (May 1st-2nd, 2021). Information and Registration are on my website: https://www.veronicamaryrolf.com/retreats.html  ALL ARE WELCOME!

Even while we’re not through all of the challenges that 2020 brought to us, it still felt right to look back on the year that we had together with the All Shall Be Well podcast. As I listened to some of the conversations with our fantastic guests this year, I was struck by the way many of our guests invited us to remember the goodness of God, especially as we endure difficulty or heal from past experiences. My hope is that this year-in-review episode may allow us to see how Jesus has been with us in 2020 and remind us that he goes before us into this new year, whatever unknowns it may bring. -Caroline Triscik, host of All Shall Be Well: Conversations with Women in the Academy and Beyond Listen in as Women in the Academy and Professions associate Caroline Triscik leads us through a review of some highlights of All Shall Be Well from 2020, featuring guests, Sheila Wise Rowe, Aundi Kolber, Grace P. Cho, Jamie Ong, Rev. Twanda Prioleau, Dr. Brenda Salter McNeil, Aubrey Kleinfeld, and Amy Peterson. For show notes or more information please visit our article at The Well. If you'd like to support the work of InterVarsity's Women in the Academy and Professions, including future podcasts such as this episode, you can do so at givetoiv.org/wap. Thank you for listening!

Message from Pastor Peter Dunn entitled "All Shall Be Well." For more information, visit sntandrews.org. © St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church :: Redondo Beach

Neil Finn, live from home in Los Angeles. Fangradio Theme; Untitled demo; Flying Horse (demo); Q&A; Find Your Way Back Home (live acoustic performance); Q&A continued; All Shall Be Well - from Parables, Lullabies and Secrets, by Neil Finn with Australian Chamber Orchestra, Gondwana Voices & Michael Leunig, live in Sydney, 2001; Private Universe - by PS22. Fangradio is Neil Finn’s audio stream on Mixlr. He pulls from the archives, plays covers, takes requests and is joined by Liam, Elroy and Sharon Finn from time to time as well. More information and media at www.neilfinn.com/fangradio . Tune in live at www.mixlr.com/fangradio .

In the midst of a society decimated by the Black Death, suffering the economic effects of disastrous harvests and undergoing major political upheaval resulting in crippling taxation, Julian of Norwich wrote that Jesus said to her: “All shall be well, and all shall be well, and all manner of things shall be well.” This is the blessed assurance we have in Jesus. What would it take for you to live with absolute peace and deep joy today? What would it take for you to live with the unmovable attitude and spirit … that all shall be well, and all shall be well and all manner of things shall be well? Click here to download the sermon outline

Today, I'm honored to welcome my friend and fellow NavPress author Catherine McNiel to talk about how to endure long, difficult seasons like the one we're in. Her book All Shall Be Well was written published last year, but it feels like it could have been written for this very crisis we find ourselves in.Catherine is a writer and speaker who seeks to open eyes to God's creative, redemptive work in each day—while caring for three kids, two jobs, and one enormous garden. Catherine's first book, Long Days of Small Things: Motherhood as a Spiritual Discipline, was an ECPA finalist for New Author. Her second book is All Shall be Well: Awakening to God's Presence in His Messy, Abundant World. She's on the lookout for wisdom, beauty, and iced coffee. You can subscribe to her newsletter at CatherineMcNiel.com.

What do the seasons and cycles of life teach us about the nature of God? As we make our way through a scary time, how do we honor and process what we are going through? Catherine McNeil talks to us about her new book All Shall Be Well and what seasons teach us about the nature of God.

Where is God when it's too foggy to see the next steps? Catherine McNiel reads from her book All Shall Be Well, talks about meeting God in desperate seasons, and shares wisdom from the wilderness. All Shall Be Well: Awakening to God's Presence Long Days of Small Things

Pastor Courtney reads Psalm 4, plus words of wisdom from Catherine McNiel's book "All Shall Be Well," prayers for our widows and widowers, and updates on virtual Holy Week. All Shall Be Well by Catherine McNiel Psalm 4

The 22nd episode begins with a discussion around the enigma that is Christopher’s music taste and Lance’s introduction to the band, Casio. Lance then shows off and talks about his new merch from Hundredth. They get into a new music discussion about the band Holy Fawn and talk about seeing them with Thrice and mewithoutYou in LA. They dive back into new music from Loscil, Sleeper, The Mercury Program, and Holm. There is a heated debate around the band Only Child Tyrant, which rolls into a conversation around Withered Hands, Porter Robinson, All Shall Be Well, and few other tangents, including the new album from Tame Impala. This episode wraps up with a discussion around On Circles, the newest release from Caspian, and the featured song “Collapser.” Be sure to follow the Waves of Sound Pod on social media:TwitterInstagramEpisode Playlist:Jungle - CasioHoly Fawn - CandyLoscil - PersistentThe Mercury Program - Dance PactHOLM - SpoolOnly Child Tyrant - Monkey BoxWithered Winds - Death Gives Life MeaningPorter Robinson - Get Your WishAll Shall Be Well (and All Shall Be Well and All Manner of Things Shall Be Well) - Beyond Us, Only DarknessHoly Fuck (feat. Nicholas Allbrook) - Free GlossWMD - Soft Dormancy Caspian - CollapserSleeper - Myxolydia

How do you find awakening to God’s presence in His messy, abundant world? Based on her book, "All Shall Be Well," Catherine McNiel shares what to do when you are thrust into periods of darkness and how you look to nature to connect to God's hope. Step outside, talk a walk, as you listen to Catherine tell stories of where God meets you and transforms you at every moment.

Pastor Steve's Sermon from 12/8/19: “All Shall Be Well” Scripture Reading: Isaiah 40:1-11

It’s hard to see the deeper things when life is full and busy. In this conversation with Catherine McNiel, we talk about how we can be awakened to God’s presence in creation. We’re invited to see God move in our actual, concrete reality — in the beauty and in the decay and despair. This isn’t a garden-variety book (or conversation). She says, “if we’re not tempted by despair, I don’t think what we’re experiencing is actually hope.” Listen in to a wonderful conversation and win a free book too! Here’s a bit about Catherine: Catherine McNiel is a writer and speaker who seeks to open eyes to God’s creative, redemptive work in each day—while caring for three kids, two jobs, and one enormous garden. She’s on the lookout for wisdom, beauty, and iced coffee. Catherine is the author of All Shall Be Well: Awakening to God's Presence in His Messy, Abundant World and Long Days of Small Things: Motherhood as a Spiritual Discipline which was an ECPA finalist for New Author. LINKS Buy Catherine’s book: All Shall Be Well Buy Catherine’s book: Long Days of Small Things Subscribe to Catherine’s  newsletter Follow Catherine on Twitter: www.twitter.com/catherinemcniel SHARE “It’s really important to me that it’s not just that we find God in the beauty of creation, but even in the darkness.” @catherinemcniel @aahales #findingholypodcast: https://tinyurl.com/findingholypodMcNiel “Your book can really be a corrective for this idea that life should always be improving and going up and to the right", @aahales says of @navpress book, #allshallbewellbook on #findingholypodcast: https://tinyurl.com/findingholypodMcNiel “Winter comes, but so does spring, so does the dawn.” We trust God through the repetition. @catherinemcniel on #allshallbewellbook on @aahales’ #findingholypodcast: https://tinyurl.com/findingholypodMcNiel Learn how @catherinemcniel learned to live her book after writing it through darkness, sitting in a chair and what sustained her on @aahales’ #findingholypodcast: https://tinyurl.com/findingholypodMcNiel “The suffering was not the bondage, it was the freedom.” @catherinemcniel on #findingholypodcast: https://tinyurl.com/findingholypodMcNiel “I’m grounding theology in our real life. The truth of God is applicable wherever I happen to be right now.” @catherinemcniel #findingholypodcast https://tinyurl.com/findingholypodMcNiel ONE SMALL STEP Give yourself a 5-minute brainstorming session. During your time, write and think about: Where are the moments in your life where you see despair? Where do you see hope? In another 5 minutes, offer your findings to God. Honesty can unite the things that we say we believe about God and our experience of God. Share your list, your thoughts and this episode by tagging me at @aahales and using the hashtag, #findingholypodcast. SHARE, SUBSCRIBE AND WIN! We’re still a new podcast. We’d LOVE it if you could subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts and share with all of your people! And we have a special surprise! One winner will win a copy of Catherine’s book, All Shall Be Well! To enter: All have you do is: 1) subscribe, 2) email me that you subscribed at findingholypodcast@gmail.com and one lucky winner will get a free book! Giveaway ends October 31.

(00:00-10:08): We regretfully must cover and discuss the incidences in El Paso and Dayton from over the weekend. Brian and Ian take time to listen to a pastor’s response to the shootings and weighs in on what we are doing about it as Christians and as a nation. (10:08-19:55): NYC pastor accused of stealing $631K from charities to pay for vacations, bar tabs. Brian and Ian touch on greed and the disease of hypocrisy in the church. (19:55-30:14): Many of you responded to our Facebook post referencing a Jon Acuff Tweet. It touched on Christians owning a $75,000 family SUV versus a $75,000 BMW. We talk about the responses in the comments and respond to it ourselves. (30:14-38:14): What did we preach? Brian and Ian unpack what they spoke on on Sunday. Brian is going through John. Is John preaching perfectionism? Brian thinks it isn’t HOW we should be, it should be how we STRIVE to be. Ian started a new series called “How to Bless Your Neighbor”. (38:14-48:44): Steve Carter posted a blog responding to the latest statement from the new elders of Willow Creek. Brian and Ian read through this brief synopsis of the changing of the Willow guard as well as his reaction to the new elders’ decision to “side-stepped” the women affected by the church’s indecency. (48:14-58:35): Writer Catherine McNiel joins us in studio to talk about her new book “All Shall Be Well”, available tomorrow. Book bio: God made this world of light and darkness, summer and winter, life and death. What does he intend to teach us in these ever-repeating cycles and seasons? Seamlessly weaving biblical truths into everyday life. God meets and transforms you in the mess and abundance of every mundane moment. (58:35-1:09:00): Catherine sticks around to touch on special revelation and the hope of Christ’s movement around us. She also connects gardening to hope, new seasons bring new life, just like new seasons of hope in Christ bring new revelation in the lives of those around us. (1:09:00-1:15:07): Brian and Ian’s “Weird Stuff We Found on the Internet”: Florida mistakened someone's home for a locker room, and apparently cougars don’t like Metallica. Bruce Wayne goes bankrupt and is now forced to fly Spirit Airlines, and Roundup comes up with a better solution than poisoning yards. Meanwhile, there’s a mutant family in Australia.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

 Kellie Haddock @kelliehaddockmusic is a singer, songwriter, wife and mom.  14 years ago her husband died in a horrific car accident that also severely injured her 14 week old son.  4 years ago, she returned to the hospital to thank each doctor, nurse, hospital staff, and key people who helped her son fight for his life. This was accomplished over a 6 month period of time and was documented in a short film called: The Thank You Project which has attracted more than 150 million views.  The film can be viewed on Kellie’s website:  www.kelliehaddock.com  Tune into this episode to hear Kellie reflect on her journey toward healing, health & wellness.  Kellie is well known for the Thank you Project, but a big part of her story is an eating disorder that was a significant struggle prior to the accident.   She has lived through deep grief & intense struggle, and found hope on the other side.  Her daily choice to choose gratitude is something to admire and uniquely treasure.  Kellie is a beautiful songwriter and singer.  Her newest album All Shall Be Well has just been released. She’s now married, lives in Florida and is a mom of 3 kids.     --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/balancedbybeth/support

Warning: this episode is haunted. Music: Anxiety Remains by Ars Sonor, She Wolf in My heart by Sergey Cheresmisinov, Fater Lee by Black Ant, Moonlight Sonata Reimagined by All Shall Be Well (and All Shall Be Well and All Manner of Things Shall Be Well), Black Swan by Janneh, Eidolons by Deathbird Stories, Aspirato by Kai Engel  and M, Volume II by (morse). Written, performed and produced by Becca De La Rosa.

In which there is important logistical news and then we continue with the reading series, consisting - as always - of chapter 6 (part 2) of TheVampireCat's Burn, chapter 7 (part 2) of your host's Safe Up Here With You, and Schwoozie's one-shot Hope is the Thing (all can be found on AO3). Warning: there's a hint of the beginnings of smut in Burn, some really messed up smut in Safe Up Here With You, and then Hope is the Thing requires no warning at all, because it's a complete tonal shift to finish up the episode and is very sweet and lovely. Music courtesy of Anima, Mystified, Scott Holmes, Shadows on the Snow, Kai Engel, and All Shall Be Well; all found at Freemusicarchive.org.

NOTES AND COMMENTARY Mark 10:35-45 Hebrews 5:1-10 Job 38:1-7, (34-41) Psalm 104:1-9, 24, 35c Voice in the Wilderness: Renee Roederer Smuggling Grace Twitter: @Renee_Roederer Psalmist: Richard Bruxvoort Colligan Psalmimmersion.com Patreon.com/RichardBC Twitter: @PoMoPsalmist Featured Musician -  Bryan Sirchio. “All Shall Be Well,” from his album “Fully Alive.”     @BryanJSirchio     Facebook Show Notes Sponsors: Audible and Listeners like you!!

On this episode of Wish We Were Here, we bring you the story of Ron Stallworth . In the 1970s , he became the first black detective ever to serve in the Colorado Springs Police Department. He's also the author of Black Klansman , a memoir about one of his most memorable investigations, which you'll hear about in this episode. Music in this episode is mostly from the amazing Free Music Archive . You'll hear pieces by Lee Rosevere, Sarin, Podington Bear, Deadly Combo, Chris Zabriski, Kevin McLeod, Antony Raijekov, and All Shall Be Well. You'll also hear music by the Budos Band.

This week Thomas and Adam give an introduction to who they are and what this podcast will be about. They also talk about what got them into photography, and which photographers have had an influence on them. They share a quick update about what they've been doing photographically in the last week. Download the Episode Here.    Photographers who have influenced us:Chase Jarvis Henri Cartier-Bresson  Anna Theodora (Possibly NSFW) The Blog of Luc Duck Duck Collective  Music by: All Shall Be Well Find us at: Adam is at Aria Creative Thomas is at Thomas Flight - I Am Creative.